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Delay fault testability modeling with temporal logic

G. Westerman, +2 more
- pp 376-382
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The application of temporal logic and STeP to delay fault testability modeling and analysis is presented.
Abstract
To ensure the quality of manufactured integrated circuits, it is important that designs be delay fault testable. A formal verification technique such as temporal logic can help avoid the large cost of dynamic simulation. Temporal logic is a formalism for evaluating the temporal behavior of systems. STeP, Stanford Temporal Prover, is a system developed at Stanford University to support computer-aided formal verification of concurrent and reactive systems based on temporal logic specification. The application of temporal logic and STeP to delay fault testability modeling and analysis is presented.

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